Platformito
A casual 2D pixel-art platformer.

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"Draw. Disguise. Kick the can." An asymmetric versus game of drawing and can-kicking, set on pixel-art stages. "Mimicry" by doodling on yourself and the stage to blend in, plus fast-paced mind games that end in minutes. Enjoy online matches for up to 16 players — casually, with AI bots or friends.
IIIIIIlI is a doodle-and-can-kicking asymmetric versus game where your drawings become your disguise.
Set on pixel-art stages, split into "Hunters" and "Runners" and battle it out.
You can become anything — at least in appearance.
Redraw your own look and blend into walls, furniture, floors, and other scenery.
You can even doodle directly on the stage's floors and walls — create hiding spots shaped like your disguise, leave signals for allies, or plant fake clues to fool the Hunter.
Every time a player draws, the stage itself is repainted, so even the same spot plays out differently each match.
Kick a special "Can" on the map to deal damage to the Hunter and strike back — the hunted can turn the tables in an instant.
Captured teammates become "frozen," but you can revive (thaw) them by staying nearby.
Save a teammate, strike back with a can, or prioritize your own survival — simple rules give way to short but dramatic showdowns.
Load an image saved on your PC, and the game automatically converts it into a walled stage based on its shapes and its light and dark areas.
A photo, an illustration — any familiar picture becomes the battlefield. Enjoy fresh mind games with friends on a stage that's uniquely yours.
Your available skills and perks are determined by your "Player Name".
Once set, they cannot be changed. Embrace the fate tied to your name and discover your own unique playstyle.
Let's plays and streams of the game are very welcome, for both the full version and the demo. Monetized streaming is also allowed.
Stylish pixel art and effects set the stage for a battle of wits in a few intense minutes.
In IIIIIIlI, can your "lies" (art) surpass the truth?